Unfurnished GMD, AMD, & Bernedoodles: The Ideal Fusion of Poodle Genetics and Sleek Simplicity for Low-Shedding, Non-Doodle-Looking Companions

Are you searching for a charming, lowER-shedding companion without the high-maintenance groom? At Stokeshire Designer Doodles, we specialize in creating BOTH Furnished & Unfurnished GMD, AMD, and Bernedoodles that harness the best of Poodle genetics while offering a sleek, unfurnished coat. Our designer dogs provide the perfect balance of beauty, intelligence, and “hypoallergenic” qualities, making them ideal for modern families and individuals alike.

Discover the Elegance of Unfurnished Doodles

What Are Unfurnished Doodles?

Unfurnished doodles are designer dogs that inherit the intelligence and temperament of Poodles but sport a smoother, less curly coat. Unlike their “furnished” counterparts, which have dense, curly or wavy fur requiring regular grooming, unfurnished doodles maintain a sleek, low-maintenance coat that sheds minimally. This makes them an excellent choice for those seeking a stylish pet without the hassle of constant grooming.

The Stokeshire Difference

At Stokeshire Designer Doodles, our mission is to blend the desirable traits of Poodles with those of other beloved breeds to create harmonious, low-shedding companions. Our Unfurnished GMD, AMD, and Bernedoodles are meticulously bred to ensure superior health, temperament, and aesthetic appeal for those who don’t love the “Doodle Look.”

Understanding Hypoallergenic Dogs

The Myth of Hypoallergenic Dogs

The concept of a hypoallergenic dog has been a topic of much debate and misinformation. According to Lockey (2012) in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, the notion that certain dog breeds are truly hypoallergenic is a myth. While some breeds may shed less and produce fewer allergens, no dog breed is entirely hypoallergenic. Allergens such as Can f 1, a primary dog allergen, are present in all dogs, regardless of their coat type or shedding patterns.

Furthermore, Johnstone (2021) from the American Kennel Club emphasizes that while low-shedding breeds like Poodles can help reduce allergen exposure, they do not eliminate it. Individuals with severe allergies may still experience symptoms despite choosing a breed marketed as hypoallergenic. Therefore, it is essential to manage expectations and understand that no dog can be completely allergen-free.

How Unfurnished Doodles Address Allergy Concerns

While no dog is entirely hypoallergenic, our Unfurnished GMD, AMD, and Bernedoodles are designed to minimize allergen spread. By maintaining a sleek, unfurnished coat, these doodles shed slightly less hair and dander compared to their non-poodle parent breeds, like Golden Retrievers, Bernese Mountain Dogs, and Australian Shepherds. This reduction in shedding can lead to fewer allergens in your home environment, making our doodles a more suitable option for individuals with mild to moderate allergies.

Unfurnished GMD: Graceful and Gentle Companions

Goldendoodle x Bernedoodle (GMD) Meets Designer

GMD -Golden Mountain Doodle - combines the friendly nature of Golden Retrievers with the intelligence of Poodles and the heart of Bernese. Our Unfurnished GMDs feature a sleek coat that is easy to maintain and ideal for allergy sufferers. These dogs are known for their affectionate disposition, making them perfect family pets.

Key Traits:

  • Low-Shedding Coat: Minimal shedding reduces allergen spread.

  • Intelligent and Trainable: Quick learners, ideal for obedience training.

  • Friendly Temperament: Excellent with children and other pets.

Unfurnished AMD: Strength and Sophistication

Australian Mountain Doodle Meets Poodle

AMD (Australian Mountain Doodle) blends the robust build of the Australian Shepherd or Mini American Shepherd with the smart, hypoallergenic Poodle, and robust Bernese. Our Unfurnished AMDs boast a smooth, short wavy coat that requires less grooming while retaining the majestic appearance of a Bernse-Aussie Mix Dog.

Key Traits:

  • Durable and Resilient: Perfect for active lifestyles and outdoor activities.

  • Low-Maintenance Coat: Easy to brush and manage.

  • Loyal and Protective: Great companions with a strong sense of loyalty.

Bernedoodles: Balanced Beauty and Brains

Bernese Mountain Dog Meets Poodle

Bernedoodles are a delightful mix of the gentle Bernese Mountain Dog and the intelligent Poodle. Our Unfurnished Bernedoodles feature a sleek coat that maintains the Bernese’s striking appearance without the high shedding associated with their purebred counterparts.

Key Traits:

  • Elegant Appearance: Striking markings with a smooth, manageable coat.

  • Calm and Affectionate: Perfect for families seeking a loving and serene pet.

  • Highly Trainable: Combines the best of both breeds for a well-rounded temperament.

Benefits of Choosing Unfurnished Doodles

Minimizing Allergens

While truly hypoallergenic dogs do not exist, our Unfurnished Doodles are engineered to produce fewer allergens. Their low-shedding coats help maintain a cleaner home environment, reducing the presence of pet dander. According to Lockey (2012), managing allergen levels involves more than just choosing a specific breed, selecting a dog that sheds less can be a significant step toward alleviating allergy symptoms.

Easy Maintenance

Unfurnished Doodles require less grooming compared to their furnished counterparts. A regular brushing routine and occasional baths are sufficient to keep their coats healthy and shiny, saving you time and effort. This low-maintenance aspect is particularly appealing to busy individuals and families.

Versatile Companions

Whether you’re looking for an active hiking buddy, a loyal family pet, or a calm companion for relaxation, our Unfurnished GMD, AMD, and Bernedoodles fit seamlessly into various lifestyles. Their adaptable nature ensures they thrive in both urban apartments and spacious homes.

Managing Allergies with Your Doodle

Good Housekeeping Practices

To further reduce allergen exposure, implement good housekeeping habits:

  • Regular Cleaning: Vacuum and dust your home frequently to remove loose hair and dander.

  • Air Purifiers: Use HEPA air filters to improve indoor air quality.

  • Designated Areas: Keep your doodle out of bedrooms to create allergen-free zones.

  • Hand Hygiene: Wash your hands after interacting with your dog to prevent the spread of allergens.

Allergen Immunotherapy

For those with severe allergies, allergen immunotherapy (allergy shots) can be an effective treatment. This medical approach involves gradually exposing the immune system to small amounts of allergens to build tolerance over time.

Choosing the Right Doodle

Spend time with different breeds to gauge your allergic reactions before making a decision. While Unfurnished Doodles are designed to minimize allergens, individual reactions can vary. Consulting with an allergist can also provide personalized recommendations based on your specific sensitivities.

Why Choose Stokeshire Designer Doodles?

Ethical Breeding Practices

At Stokeshire Designer Doodles, we prioritize the health and well-being of our dogs. Our breeding programs follow strict ethical standards to ensure genetic diversity, reduce hereditary issues, and produce healthy, happy trained puppies.

Comprehensive Health Screening

All our breeding dogs undergo thorough health screenings to eliminate potential genetic disorders. We are committed to producing robust and resilient doodles that enjoy long, vibrant lives.

Dedicated Support

From the moment you choose your doodle to their placement in your home, our team provides ongoing support and guidance. We are here to ensure a smooth transition and a lasting bond between you and your new furry family member.

Contact Stokeshire Designer Doodles Today

Ready to welcome an Unfurnished GMD, AMD, or Bernedoodle into your home? Stokeshire Designer Doodles is here to help you find the perfect match.

References:

  1. Johnstone, G. (2021, July 20). Does a Completely Hypoallergenic Dog Exist? American Kennel Club. https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/dog-breeds/do-hypoallergenic-dog-exist/

  2. Lockey, R. F. (2012). The myth of hypoallergenic dogs (and cats). Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 130(4), 910–911. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jaci.2012.08.019